7 Things Only Fake Friends Do

Some friends don’t seek connection — they seek approval. In this video, we explore the psychology of the friend who constantly needs validation, revealing how insecurity, low self-worth, and emotional dependence drive their constant need for reassurance. Their compliments, oversharing, and need for attention aren’t always selfish — they’re symptoms of an empty space inside.

Through insights from personality psychology, emotional intelligence, and dark psychology, we uncover how human behavior and self-awareness explain this emotional pattern — and how to support them without losing your peace.

Understanding this psychology helps you set boundaries with empathy, avoid emotional burnout, and build healthier, balanced friendships.

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00:00 – The Quiet Signs You’re Not Really Seen
03:09 – Conditional Belonging
06:18 – Performing Safety
09:27 – Psychology & Science
12:36 – The Slow Erosion of Self
15:45 – Why You Stayed
18:54 – Becoming Invisible
22:03 – Returning to Yourself
25:12 – The Power of Choosing You
28:21 – End


Keywords: psychology of people, human behavior, personality psychology, dark psychology, emotional intelligence, self-awareness, friendship psychology, emotional validation, insecurity, toxic friendships

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